The two "represent some of the largest private equity sponsors in the world," they said in an interview, noting they were impressed with Freshfields' growth in corporate ancillary practices.
March 04, 2024 at 06:00 AM
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Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has added private equity M&A partners Neal Reenan and Ian Bushner, both from Latham & Watkins, in New York to help lead its private capital practice, the firm said Monday.
Reenan will now join Charles Hayes and Arend von Riegen as global co-heads of private capital while Bushner will be the firm’s new head of U.S. private capital. Both had been partners at Latham since early 2020, when they moved from Kirkland & Ellis.
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Neal Reenan (left) and Ian Bushner of Freshfields. (Courtesy photos)
